Sally Snow had dreams of becoming a ballerina, but her love of math and father's influence led to her becoming a racetrack bookie. A mother of three young girls, Ms Snow, 32, worked as a bookmaker on racecourses around Sydney including Randwick, Rosehill, Canterbury...
25 November each year is International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women. The 2017 theme is “Leave no one behind: End Violence against Women and Girls”. From 25 November to 10 December 2017, which is Human Rights Day, the United Nations UNiTE is...
How do you successfully transition from one industry and occupation to another entirely new industry and job? A slightly daunting proposition. And one I faced approximately 18 months ago now. The problem was knowing where to start when I didn’t know what I didn’t...
Here at Sensei, we are firm believers in the idea of “Team”. Team is central to everything we do – in our working with customers, bringing new ideas and solutions to market, or just relaxing and having fun. So much so that even though we call our company “Sensei”, our...
Have you ever felt like you were not good enough? Felt ashamed about how you look, what others may think about you or felt the pressure of being judged? Unfortunately, the culture of shame or guilt has become ingrained in us, perpetuated by mass media and exposure to...
Congratulations to DCC* Endorsed Employer for Women Rabobank's marketing manager Genevieve McAulay, who was awarded a prestigious leadership award at the 2017 Queensland Rural, Remote and Regional Women’s Network (the Network) gala dinner. Genevieve won the Leadership...
Natalie Ayoub has been with Ericsson for eight years as a Commercial Manager and is living proof that flexibility and taking time out for family benefits any career, including getting a promotion.
Choosing to challenge is all about standing up for what you believe and creating a more equitable world and workplace. This is how Programmed choose to challenge.
Emergency services bring together the communities they serve. The first female appointed to Assistant Commissioner in QFES, Joanne Greenfield, spoke to us about their changing culture and how meaningful her work is.
IT has traditionally been seen as a male dominated area, but QSuper know that enabling women to thrive in IT brings in more diversity of thought and makes individuals, teams and the organisation itself more successful.
Tanya Sidana started at UGL while still at university and is now in their graduate program. She shares what she loves most about working at UGL and why we all need to set the bar high in our careers.
Randa Mohammad’s love of travel took a different route two years ago, when she swapped the high skies for a high-speed train as a Train Driver for Gatwick Express. She shares her career journey and advice for women wanting to join the rail industry.